Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-07-29

town--NIrs. DIR. II. 5. Boardman of
Montpelier and her mother, Mrs Griswold,
both former residents are in town.
yergennes
The district school taught by Miss Gaff-
any ,MonktOn Ridge, presented d the teacher
wit set of vases and card receiver. .
u n. Sprigg & Co., shipped Friday, 40
calves, 30 sheep aud cows to Boston
The seventh Day Adventists have begun
series OF tent meetings in Smiths grove
Mohktun. p. f. Bicknell, II. j. F4rman
aud W. {. alstOn conduct the services.
The baptismdl services last Suud ty were
conducted by Rev. f. Reed in Starksboro,
five PERSONS We're immersed .. Mr. and
Mrs. J. +. Lewis of Kansas City, Mo, are
the guests OF Hon. J. f.. Roberts and wife,
the parents Of Mrs. LcNis.... WA. Patten
and wlte are camping with Robert Ross
ana iAnliy at Basin Harbor. Mrs. G.
+. Stoue and family, II. stone and family
aie at Basin Harbor. The base ball
grounds were occupied by the CONNER
Gals and SundrieS Friday afternoon.
Letters of the Sth from the family of Mr..
r. S. Lcftley ON board the Aurana report
their general good health and a fine ocean
voyage. THE blueberry trade was quite
brisk Saturday, at eight cents a quart. .---
Masters George and Alexander Leslie of
New York, nephew of Mrs. +. r. Ferris.
are expected Monday to pass several weeks
i'll town. There were 36 arrivals at the
Bread Loaf Inn the Sth to the 1Sth inst -
The two fortunate young men first to be
appointed to the State scholarships Norwich
University from Addison county under the
law of 1884, are Miner Hayward, son of
Judge Hayward, Weybrdge, and Clarence
Riggs son of Pension Examiner Riggs of
Midllpbury Senators Stanley and Nash
made the appointments. The State pays
tuition and room rent.
The game Friday between the CONNER
Gals and Sundries resulted in favor of the
Sundries, 30 to 29--The park sociable Sat
urday evening by the Dorcas young ladies
yielded S3O--Miss Alice Hinman of New
Haven Is the guest of Mrs. l.. =. Wheeler
Mrs. f. B. Munroe has returned from
her visit to Waltham, Mass--Miss Mary
kimball returned Sunday morning from
her Boston trip. She was the guest of her
brother George F. o. Kimball. She had
pleasant NlSlt--N alter was shut off Mon
day evening to make repairs in pump house.
William j. Strong of Burlington is en-
joying home visit--Prof. Wager peach
i'll the Congregational church Sunday. His
'N-N' 49, i|"iN'' i'''u Nii''t''i' NNiNNH ~ II
- "'i1, -'i'' iiuoeI' Wooo Oh
this vicinity They ara the o,uests of " w
Hawkins Mr. Woods uncIe
DIR y W Coo and Mrs roo ord ,bo;,
DAUGHTER Mrs Mapgie Pierce. ora occ,nv-
inc tbo dco+o,,s cottooo o+ po,.r poo, H.,
bor --The Adirondack Gr,nito co,nnor,
is moving in the matter of onanino tboiy
ouarrv in Westnort Tho iIv tool @vor to
the works this weak NassrS CIononts of
Pbiladelnbia Nichols of Nav yorl ond
Gurlev Of Rhode Island whose visit ,vo. ta
local tramyavs to tba l,l,e and to or.o,,rra
for derricks etc Il fatal coso Of hoo
stinging occurred in Wast Addicon lost
week. MIR. Charles Hin1es drove a snon
of fine horses neor tho forca !, NJ. w
Hindes's meadow where a swarm of hoo.
had settled .Tbev ATTACKED tba horses and
Mr. Hindes One of tba borses died nj onco
and Mr. Hindes was rendarad ins.usIlo hu+
was finally restored Tho otber borsa b,s
since died The snon Nara ,,oluad o+ e4oo
"A mirn1e cleuatis of o,ra,t luxu,.;o,,.uau.
and beoutv nov, in fuII hlo..om NAV, Lo
seen # tbe house of Mr. p NaIdoon ON
Main street --Rutter and e,,,,s ara hoth
odvon,ino in n,.ica in tbi. u,orl,et Na,.
no1otoas sell ot II cents mon. hu.boI
cambridge
Inc marble underpinning for the new
church is being glaid--Clarence Cornell and
family from Florida are here--Gates
Hawley fell on the railway track last week
and injured his head--There was sur
prise party at Isaac Chase's for Miss Flora
Chase Friday evening--COl. ID. j. Stafford
and wife of MorriSVille were in town last